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British police said they have evacuated and are searching a suburban neighbourhood hours after making a “significant arrest” in the urgent search for suspects a day after the London train blast that injured more than two dozen people, authorities said Saturday. CBC | World News

Russia’s military showed off what it claims is a captured ISIS “tank factory,” taking international media — including a crew from CBC News — deep into Syria’s desert to the town of Okeirbat. CBC | World News

ARMED police have launched a search operation in Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey following yesterday’s terror attack in Parsons Green tube station, West London. Daily Express :: News Feed

FULHAM Broadway station has been evacuated after rumours of an attempted attack. Daily Express :: News Feed

During Hurricane Irma, a very animated sign language interpreter was seen on TV nationwide standing in the right-hand lower corner of your TV set. The man smiled and made exaggerated movements with his arms, hands, and face. He was sporting a bright yellow shirt while supposedly interpreting the urgent warnings that Florida’s Governor Scott and other officials were passing along ...

NORTH Korean children have been revealed to be playing video games to practise “killing the enemy” in a bid to prepare them for their stint in the Korean People’s Army. Daily Express :: News Feed

Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx went public with their relationship just a week ago, but sources close to the couple are claiming that the two are expecting a child soon. Is Suri Cruise about to have a sibling? If insiders for Australian tabloid NW are to be believed, then Katie is set to give birth in three months, Hollywood Gossip ...

Women in some of the poorest countries in the world are already feeling the effects of the Trump administration’s sweeping changes to foreign aid. And it’s only going to get worse, advocates say. CBC | World News

Socioeconomic inequities may be preventing millions of people in the U.S. from getting standard medications to prevent heart attacks and strokes, according to Canadian doctors who see it as a warning signal for this country. CBC | World News

New U.S. government guidelines leave responsibility for the safety of autonomous vehicles in the hands of the companies that make them. But while they are allowing car makers to “try an untested technology on an unsuspecting public,” that may be the road best taken, says a Canadian expert. CBC | World News